Multiple level conditions - If and/or statements
I have 3 columns that I am trying to build a formula for; Meeting w Broker, Meeting w Client and Probability.
The formula would be based on these conditions:
If broker is Yes, Client is Yes probability is .80
If broker is no, client is yes, probability is .60
If broker is yes, client is no, probability is .40
If both are no, probability is .15
I built this in excel as an IFS, but cannot get it in SS without getting an Unparseable error.
Best Answer
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Try something like this...
=IF([Meeting w Broker]@row = "Yes", IF([Meeting w Client]@row = "Yes", .8, .4), IF([Meeting w Client]@row = "Yes", .6, .15))
Answers
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Try something like this...
=IF([Meeting w Broker]@row = "Yes", IF([Meeting w Client]@row = "Yes", .8, .4), IF([Meeting w Client]@row = "Yes", .6, .15))
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Thank you, worked perfectly
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